. The oist . o <•- Ph 262 THE OOLOGIST. z .E ^ ° C (D w 00 THE OOLOGIST 263 Vesper Sparrow—Fairly plentiful;feeding in the road. Chipping Sparrow—Common. Field Sparrow—Common. Song Sparrow—Very plentiful. Towhee—Quite abundant. Cardinal—Rather scarce. Rose-breasted Grosbeak—Seen butonce; a female. Indigo Bunting—Scarce. Barn Swallow—Common; seen insmall flocks. Cedar Waxwing—Rather scarce. Red-eyed Vireo—Scarce. Golden-winged Warbler—One birdseen. Black-and White Warbler—Scarce. Yellow Warbler—Rather plentiful. Oven-bird—Somewhat scarce. Louisiana Water Thrush—Seen butonce. Kentucky Warbler
. The oist . o <•- Ph 262 THE OOLOGIST. z .E ^ ° C (D w 00 THE OOLOGIST 263 Vesper Sparrow—Fairly plentiful;feeding in the road. Chipping Sparrow—Common. Field Sparrow—Common. Song Sparrow—Very plentiful. Towhee—Quite abundant. Cardinal—Rather scarce. Rose-breasted Grosbeak—Seen butonce; a female. Indigo Bunting—Scarce. Barn Swallow—Common; seen insmall flocks. Cedar Waxwing—Rather scarce. Red-eyed Vireo—Scarce. Golden-winged Warbler—One birdseen. Black-and White Warbler—Scarce. Yellow Warbler—Rather plentiful. Oven-bird—Somewhat scarce. Louisiana Water Thrush—Seen butonce. Kentucky Warbler—Scarce. Maryland Yellow-throat—Very plen-tiful; heard and seen all day. American Redstart—Scarce. Catbird—Very plentiful; found nest-ing. Brown Thrasher—Scarce. Carolina Wren—Rather common. House Wren—Plentiful. Tufted Titmouse—Little flocks ob-served. Chickadee—Plentiful. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher—Fairly plen-tiful; seen occasionally. Wood-thrush—Scarce. Robin—Quite abundant. In all,
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